2024 EXHIBITION
Reception : Franklin G. Burroughs - Simeon B. Capin Art Museum (Jan. 7th)
The National Association of Women Artists was founded in 1889 in New York, where it is still headquartered today. 2024 marks our 135th anniv...
Reception : Franklin G. Burroughs - Simeon B. Capin Art Museum (Jan. 7th)
1st Place Winner
'' Uncaged - an Homage ''
Meyriel Edge
2nd Place Winner
'' Serenity in the Afternoon ''
Mary Ann Browning Ford
3rd Place Winner
'' Beyond Here and Now ''
Kimberlee Maselli
Honorable Mention
'' Study for Stress, Series 14 ''
Linda McCune
"The purpose of the National Association of Women Artists (NAWA) is to foster public awareness of, and interest in, visual art created by women in the United States."
The South Carolina Chapter is continuing this mission within our regIon and around the world. The Association promotes culture and education in the visual arts thro
"The purpose of the National Association of Women Artists (NAWA) is to foster public awareness of, and interest in, visual art created by women in the United States."
The South Carolina Chapter is continuing this mission within our regIon and around the world. The Association promotes culture and education in the visual arts through exhibitions of its members’ works, educational programs, scholarships, awards, its historical archive, and other appropriate means.
We are inspired by a life time of dreams, influenced by our unique experiences, and bound together by our common desire to express ourselves through our art. We hope you glimpse into our art world, and pause.... just for a moment to find your own metaphors.
Click here to learn about joining the NAWA South Carolina chapter.
The NAWA South Carolina chapter is comprised of painters, sculptors, fiber artists, printmakers mixed media artists, photographers, and more. Our styles are as diverse as our mediums, and each of us let our ideas manifest in our own unique styles and mediums.
While encouraging contemporary and emerging artists
The NAWA South Carolina chapter is comprised of painters, sculptors, fiber artists, printmakers mixed media artists, photographers, and more. Our styles are as diverse as our mediums, and each of us let our ideas manifest in our own unique styles and mediums.
While encouraging contemporary and emerging artists, the Association honors and continues the long and important contribution of women to the history of American culture and art.
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